Azure - Deploy and Manage Compute Resources
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The AZ-104 storage objectives, covered end to end: how Azure keeps data durable, who is allowed to reach it, and what it costs. Work through the series to gain the judgement to pick the right redundancy, the right authorization model and the right cost tier for a real workload.
How Azure connects, isolates and exposes resources, and how an administrator keeps that traffic both private and reachable. Work through the series to gain the judgement to lay out an address space, control what is allowed to talk to what, and diagnose a connection that will not go through.
Who exists in an Azure tenant, what they are allowed to do, and how an estate stays organized, compliant and within budget. Work through the series to gain the judgement to grant the right access at the right scope, and to keep a growing estate under control.
A micro-learning module for engineers and administrators who operate Azure Kubernetes Service day-to-day. Thirteen short episodes build one mental model β what Azure manages versus what you manage β and carry it from provisioning and workloads through networking, storage, identity, security, upgrades, observability, resilience, and delivery. Each pairs a written article with an audio podcast.
A memorization-first micro-learning course for the AZ-104 \"Monitor and maintain Azure resources\" domain. Eleven short episodes take you from the Azure Monitor mental model through metrics, logs, alerts, insights and networking to backup, restore and disaster recovery β each with worked scenarios, exam-style questions and the exact numbers to memorize.
DDD Context Mapping course
A sixteen-episode micro-learning course for architects and tech leads who already know software engineering and cloud, and now have to build, operate, govern and pay for AI systems. It runs from why a model breaks ordinary engineering assumptions, through industrialisation, quality attributes and the generative shift, to governance, security and economics β grounded end to end in a fifty-document reference corpus. Each episode pairs a written article with an audio podcast.
This unit provides a structured overview of risk management, particularly the management process and the various strategies for treating threats.
To understand the skills introduced by Anthropic and why they matter.
What rules must be followed regarding event logging to ensure it contributes to the security of an Information System? Which events should be logged, and how should the logs be protected? This learning unit, inspired by the CNAM course UTC505, provides the essential answers to these questions and is worth memorizing.